Japonia: cutremur si tsunami. VIDEO

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1. 1dr pepper

   11 martie 2011 la ora 23:34

   Ha! Cat de interesant este ultimul video, declaratia lui Medvedev.
   ~min.2 “Medvedev: We’re ready to help our neighbors and prepared for wave” declaa ceva de genul:
   “A state of emergency is declared on our soil – on the Kuril Islands“.
   Deci Rusia e gata sa sara in ajutorul vecinului la ananghie – japo, pregatindu’se totusi sa intimpine o catastrofa pe propriul teritoriu pe care l’a luat cu japca de la bunul ei vecin la sfarsitul celui de’al doilea razboi mondial cand declarase razboi japoniei netam-nesam ca sa isi poata construi un cap de pod in pacific, razgindindu’se mai apoi dupa decizia lui truman.
   tare!
2. 2Vlad M.

   11 martie 2011 la ora 23:43

   Sa apreciem, totusi, intentia de a-i ajuta pe japonezi.
3. 3dr pepper

   12 martie 2011 la ora 0:04

   Sa apreciem, totusi, intentia de a-i ajuta pe japonezi.

   corect, cat si subtilitatea mesajului.
   vezi? d’aia il regret eu pe patton
4. 4ion rebreanu

   13 martie 2011 la ora 12:37

   Declaratia lui Medvedev ar merita un articol separat cu trimitere la ‘sensibilitatea’ ruseasca, istorie criminala, etc
5. 5dr pepper

   15 martie 2011 la ora 15:11

   Via Wiki ca e la indemana:

   Visit by President Medvedev

   Russian President Dmitry Medvedev was quoted by Reuters on September 29, 2010, as saying he planned a visit to the disputed islands soon and calling the South Kurils “an important region of our country.”[34] The Japanese Foreign Ministry criticized Medvedev’s statement, calling it regrettable. Many analysts also viewed that the announcement of the visit is correlated with the recent joint declaration regarding World War II between China and Russia, and linked to the Senkaku Islands dispute between Japan and China.[35] On November 1, Medvedev visited Kunashir Island, sparking a row with Japan.[36] The visit by Medvedev was seen in Moscow as a signal to Japan that its loudspeaker diplomacy on the islands would fail.[37] Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan called this visit “impermissible rudeness”"[38] and subsequently recalled his ambassador to Moscow.[39] The day after the visit, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Medvedev planned more visits to the disputed islands, sparking a warning from Tokyo.[40]

   Nu este prima data cand Medvedev aplica aceasta tactica ce a iritat serios diplomatia japoneza..

   au aparut noi video terifiante despre “macelul apelor”

   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ny40Y4a1ecc

   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c3rqPPJPwLg